The barking sea lions can be heard from the middle of Spyglass Hill Golf Course on a boisterous day, and the birds are always active.

9. GAWK AT THE FOURTH GREEN AT SPYGLASS HILL.

Even if you aren’t a golfer, you can appreciate its scenic setting embedded between sand dunes. And if you are a golfer, you’ve never seen a green like it – 55 paces deep and barely 30 feed wide at its most forgiving point.

10. PICNIC AND EXPLORE AT SEAL ROCK.

This beautiful beach is crawling with marine life, from sea lions and harbor seals playing in the surf, to anemones and crabs hanging out in the tide pools.

11. PULL OVER AT FANSHELL OVERLOOK AND SOAK IN THE VIEWS OF THE BEACH AND CYPRESS POINT CLUB.

Golfers will be drawn to the peeks into Cypress Point Club. But it’s hard not to be impressed by the panoramic and picturesque Fanshell Beach.

12. WATCH A SUNSET AT CYPRESS POINT LOOKOUT.

miss home ;(

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Local’s secret: You’ll find the best sunsets in all of Pebble Beach here.

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No matter what your skill level, you can say you’ve played golf at Pebble Beach by teeing it up at Peter Hay – the Monterey Peninsula’s only par 3 course. Peter Hay sits above Pebble Beach Golf Links and offers amazing views of Carmel Bay. Clubs are available, and green fees at the family friendly course include unlimited golf for the day.

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